Titlebook: Elites and Decolonization in the Twentieth Century; Jost Dülffer (Professor of International History), Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a div

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Mechanics

Marx’ Critique of Science and Positivismalism, the support of elites through higher education seemed to offer a peaceful, constructive way of furthering indigenous as well as American interests in the context of decolonization and the Cold War.

Decibel

Introduction,ica, South Africa, Zimbabwe, and Namibia were not swept by the “winds of change” (Harold Macmillan) and the tide of history, only to become independent or free from the chains of apartheid and racial suppression in the 1970s and 1990s, respectively.

Negotiate

Dutch Elites and Decolonization,ors have been held accountable for the resistance with which the small European country responded to the demand of a majority of the Indonesian population for sovereignty, independence, and national freedom.

Narcissist

,Nehru — the Dilemmas of a Colonial Inheritance,lite who moved seamlessly as Gandhi’s heir to become India’s first Prime Minister — much admired, successful at integrating India and maintaining her stability and establishing her as a world player — this chapter probes some of the problems of his role, particularly the dilemmas of his colonial inheritance.

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Elites and the Construction of the Nation in Southeast Asia,l rule, and again with the transition to independence. In each case some elements of the existing elite group survived the change but others did not, and each transition brought the emergence of new elites.